Robbie
3rd May 2003, 03:43
I say we do the following things to save the world
1. Nationalize all banking instiutions
2. Set a $100,000,000 (100 million) limit on personal wealth
3. make it so no one can give away more than $500,000,000 (500 million), $400 million for family members.
4. Make loans virtually interest free and make it so not everyone can get loans, they would be like a lottery, except a targeted one where only those who can show they will do more good than harm to the economy will be given loans without much question....
This way people can still get wealthy, without hurting anyone else. My golden rule is do what you like as long as you dont hurt anyone...
I think this system is better than all out socialism because socialism can severly retard economic growth in any country...
To work, this system must be global in scope, so huge multi nationals like mcdonalds and microsoft cant just fuck off somewere else to get around it.....
large companies would still exist, they would just be more tightly regulated and would have more owners, the government would also be able to control such companies at its will.
Comments are welcome
-Robbie Cahill of Sydney, Australia
1. Nationalize all banking instiutions
2. Set a $100,000,000 (100 million) limit on personal wealth
3. make it so no one can give away more than $500,000,000 (500 million), $400 million for family members.
4. Make loans virtually interest free and make it so not everyone can get loans, they would be like a lottery, except a targeted one where only those who can show they will do more good than harm to the economy will be given loans without much question....
This way people can still get wealthy, without hurting anyone else. My golden rule is do what you like as long as you dont hurt anyone...
I think this system is better than all out socialism because socialism can severly retard economic growth in any country...
To work, this system must be global in scope, so huge multi nationals like mcdonalds and microsoft cant just fuck off somewere else to get around it.....
large companies would still exist, they would just be more tightly regulated and would have more owners, the government would also be able to control such companies at its will.
Comments are welcome
-Robbie Cahill of Sydney, Australia